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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-31

ford: G. 4. Box, Brooklyn. y. VI. X. wo0d
Cocoa, Fla; a II. Stein. Florida: MI and Mrs
J. {. Guild. T. Palatka: W. ID. Bent, T. Psiat ka;
H. Gaillard, ST Augustine: Mrs. +. IL. Holling~-
worth. Chicago; T. Hollingsworth. Federal
Point; Geo. F. Lufhuy, Mrs Lufhuy. Channy,
France; Miss Weaver, Astoria. l.. l.: A. VI.
Wright, Miss Halle Wright. Chicago: 4. A
son and granddaughter. PeekskiIl John W
McRae wife and child. Melrose, Fla: j. r. Mo
COllough. Recdick. Fla; PeterGartiner. 81 Gaines
willie: W. j. Pagan. W. II. Chandler, New York:
r. =. Brud. Clinton. Mass: F. E skipper. Bar
tow, Fla; VIM u. Munienhall. bloomfield.
Fla: T. l. Clarke. Clarke'> Mill; Edw- W Root,
Jacksonville.
Putnam House.
-. ID. Lang'lon and wife, Mis- I.ingion. e. q.
Houston: II. Ii. Wooiman. J. :. Lawrence. j .
W Bruce. Mrs. H. F. Hunt. Mrs. :. f. Bruce,
New York; e. Newman H. Newman. Albany;
H. IT. W ~d and WIFE, - - ParSOn>. Mis- VI r
Parsons. Pitt-burg: Mrs. NJ T. Merrill. Nyack.
y " Mr. A j. Wakefield Jacksonville: J. A.
tlOugh and wife Chicago: Leonard Wheeler.
Miss g Wheeler, Worcester. Mas; Mrs. Nather,
Miss VI Keith, tustaf Lundterg. Robert Isng
Boston; Mr. and Mrs bromley, child and
nurs.., san Mateo; A. 4. Baldwin. Mis- Bald
win. Milford Ct; Geo. NJ Pr,--by. Magnolia: J.
VI. shelley. city.C. X. Gamble. Baltimore A " g..
Orlando Cutter. A. r. Cutter. John ID. Cutter
Baltimore; W VI. smart. Xenia. Ohio: d.
FEEDER, Cincinnati; Mr.. =. r. Bull, Mis- Bull
Miss BtInni>. VIM a. Bull . Philadelphia: T. ].
Coach. wife and child. Cincinnati. 4. G. John
son. y. e.. r j. Dane, So; Miss :. - Hon Imam
v V; Miss A Winch, Velv Mr.. A. viii
cox. Mis- WILCOX Mis- Thompson. Phia,ieI-
phia; y. ID Robinson. Jacksonville, DR. e. VI.
Gi-h, John j. Donovan. Lpwele. Mass; r A.
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Weather Indications.

Eastern Florida and Georgid-Light
rains, slightly cooler, rinds shifting to
westerly.
Western Florida, Aldbama and Mis-
sissippi-Light rains, foIlored by fair
Teother, colder, northueSter{4 ,rintis.
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Lo~T--o'ertificate of deposit No. 2-sl3.
on First National Bank. Ii il of no
value Ia any one but the owner. and the
finder will be rewarded by leaving same
with L. l. Mccoy, corner Lemon and
Peck streets mh24-3=
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The Seville Real Estate Exchange
People say that the groves offered by
them are healthier and are fruitIng better
State. Major Heaiey accounts for it from
the fact that the groves are all native
made. and when fortified at all. has been
done 10y cow-penning. This is un-
doubtediy the true way to make a grove.
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The Base Ball Game POSTPONED,

The base ball match that was To- take
place ut Welaka to-day, between the We
lakas and Palatka Base Ball Club, has
been postponed until to-day week. when
there will be an excursion To- that city
from here.
Stallings, the catcher of the kissimnee
Base Ball Club. it is rumored. will play
with the Philadelphias this year.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-31

Seville, every acre guaranteed As good
as any in South Florida. are now offered
by the Seville Real Estate Exchange Tor
x2OO
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-31

as THIS lTrH DAY OF MARCH, A.D. ISs;. .
~ have purchased ia" entire iIInIl.-t ~ my
partner, T.. Il. Fariur, and from tINs 1ntr ms
sumo AL debts against the frm 81 H. II. Fnrnr
a 60. aud al debts due Ia said firm are due 10
me. The public viii take notice Uf this fact,
aud settle and render their bills Ia and with
nae. expect "a run the business alone nov,
and III" same patronage W" have received
from the public hs n Company respectfully
solicit tur the new business la the maine 90
March II, lSSs. j. y. THOMPSON,
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Announcements for City Election.
For Marshal.

hereby announce myself Candidate Tor
Marshal of Palatka, and respectfully ask the
support of my friends and the public.
Respectfully, G. j. PEhRl,
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Who wants Ia pay ten cents for cigal
when he can get Grand Republic
Cigarro for five cents:
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-03-31

To the Voters of Palatka-I am Candidate
Tor reelection to the office of city Marshal
and will he. pleased To receive the support of
the voters of Pulatka-
PHILIP J. MANUCf,
civ Marshal.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


John Thompson and wife. Miss Thompson
J. T. Day. New York. George Hammer, Mr.
D. Mcclure. Welaka; J. l. Burwell. Virginia:
j. u. Clark>on. Tampa \. Y. Falley. city: ID.
=. johnson, johnson. Fla: H. stewart Ford
Hampton Court, Eng; ". p Hail. Cesiartown.
Ga: Henry \. Naruum- jacksonville Mis-
tSrasr Avery. Bs<tun-
Hotel fh"eniN-
r. Bennett. Crescent City: J. l. waIber
Tampa: J. VI. Donovan: Boston: VIM r. Us
born and wife. Niagara Fails. b. Schoneld and
daughter, Philadelphia J. z Drayuon: A T.
Waterman Baltimore; H l. DeFort~t SAN
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MARKET REPORTS.


NEW YORK, March ;D.-Excnanye dun and
steady at 4s5ls 49,. Money easy 5I.d.
currency, Sls.tsSS Governments duh hut
strong 4 per cents, .stsG lnris- state Bonds
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Prot fSeardsley's EecOV ny.
JACKSONVILLE, January Is 1887
For Sale.

y BEARING ORANGE GROVE, three
miles southwest of Palatka, with Dwell
ing House and Barn: Ten Acres enclosed
with good Wire Fence on section line:
price. 5000; 81 900 Cash and balance on
Easy Terms. Anyone who may wish To
view this property will be taken To- il and
hack free of charge. Address. l.. O.
Box l6i, Palatka. mhl6-tf
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Tags Of all kinds and sizes supplied by
the News Steam Printing Works. iaIs If

the News Steam Printing Works. jals If
S2,ioo will buy "A well established bust
hess in Palatka. Amy one meaning bust
ness can learn particulars by applying at
the News office. mh25-6t
The Latest Designs IN Presses. TYPES
and all the materials used in a First
Class Printing House, at the News Steam
Printing Works. de3Ot
Naturalization a. Companion.
H"usekeePer or Assistant. Mrs. F.. GAS
TON. Welaka. Fla. mh26-6t
Orders received for putting in Water
Pipes at the store of +. T Lane. Contrac-
tor for the Water Works comIany
Prices low and work guaranteed.
Mch a3-tf f. T. LANE.
All kinds of Mercantile Printing done
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Read This
When YOU get u Jacksonville, If YOU
want reliable Information in regard to
Railroad and Steamship Lines. or of any
of the Many Routes Ia your Ho .. call
at the bureau of Gene raj Information.
"A West Bay street. south side, where
You will he che-rfuily received.
F.. w. EBRETTs, Agent.
PO-tnrfc- Box 81. f.-hI I'm
Ladd's Lime for sale, the strongest
AID ~hiiest; works cool: takes more
sand than amy Other, stacking To an
lmpal faaDle pow der doses not - pap on
the wall. AFRO g,"h article oI Bricl
for -ale.
ft2J-u SCHERMERHORN & 20.
Commercial Lime, 80 per cent. Carbon
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fees If SCHERMERHoRS & Go
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for so per thousand, cash. Address
Horace r. Dent. Grove Park, Fla.
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the KING OF Fiours, the celebrated
Willard "kIdder SuperlatIve," the best
Patent Flour. Try half barrel.
f-25-tf SCHERMERYORN & Co,
For RENT IN SEyILLK-,iands me
Brick Store, 26x6O feet. Apply TO q. p.
Healey, Seville Real Estate Exchange
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ecured at the News Seam Printing
Works. de3O-tf
Putnam Chapter. NJ. .. X. \. Masnn,.
| Regular conversations second ami fourth
/ Mondays Of each month
w. j. VINEGAR. VI. f.. III. l..
/ &. j. JOSEPH. Sec. mhlI-tf
Palatka Lodge, No. "a, r. & a. NJ reg
uiar communications first and third Fri
/ tay If each month.
A. V. MOUNT. w NJ.
/ K. C. Posi-. Secretary
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FInIE FIRM OF T.. Il. FARRAR a 60. HAS
| this day been mutually dissolved. Al the
bills against said firm will be- presented Ia j. y.
Thompson and 10y him paid aud all debts due
a. said Company viii settle with the said
Thompson We are thankful 10 the trading
public for the libonl patronage We have hereto
tore received, nHd AT III" same timr solicit 10 Mr..
j. T.. Thompson tho sam" pHtronHR" assuring The
public TINT they viii receive gpntlemnnlN ut
tcntiun and careful treatment AT the hands of
Mr.. Thompson. e. n. FARltAH.
March H., 1875. j. =. THOMPSON.
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I hereby announce myself IA candidate Tor
reelection 10 the office of Collector OF city
Taxes, and respectfully solicit the support OF
the citizens and taxpayers of Paatka-
mchl9-tf T. - NE'h-
I hereby announce myself n Candidate Tor
the Office of Collector of City Taxes, and re-
spectfully solicit the support and votes of my
fellow-citizens- RoBT- CAIRNS
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thus We are enabled to buy Stock 10
suit one and all.
Our Spring and Summer Stock. with
few exceptions. Is AT hand and ready for
inspection.
The Stock consists of Mems. BOYS and
Youths Clothing of all descriptions.
In Shoes We keep up our usual Stock.
Our prices will compare favorabIy with
any fair competitor North or South
We are not selling at cost. nor below
cost. but We take all advantages in buy
ing Stock. at the very lowest prices and
give our customers the benefit thereof.
All We ask is a call before purchasing
elsewhere. and if We cannot pleas. YOU.
We viii leave YOU with "A smile
MARCUS LOEB
'TIllls Block. Lemon street. Palatka. Fla
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The Skin Can BE Kept soft. White.
and free from faint or perspiration bv
adding Darbys Prophylactic Fluid Ia the.
water used in bathing. Ii removes all
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of the body. Used a. a tooth-wash il
will harden the gums. preserve the teeth.
cure tOoth-ache and make the breath
pure and sweet. Cures chatting and in
Illumination. Piles ScaId Feet. Corns. etc.
Prof beardsley's SecOV ~.
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S2,J0 Will buy "A well established bn,i-
hess IN Palatka. ANY one meaning bust
ness can learn particulars by applying at
the NEWS office. mh35-6t
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The Latest Designs IN Presses, TYPES
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The Wilmingtonian., 1887-02-05
THE :. CENTURY
Fnl 1ss6 N.

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The CENTURY is AN ilustIat, d monthly
magazine, having aar"gulsr ci culaton q
about two hu drtd thnnSand copi,s, oflei
reachirg and su,nPtmes exec, ding two hun
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IL many attract ons for the coming scar sr
,erial hich has been in active preparation
or sixteen years. Ii is 4 history Of ur own
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give him such scare that Mss Annie wall
never hear tr1m pr be troubled by Inn
Some time before 8 ,',lpck P1iica ON Ell
jones, iu plan clothes, was walking leisure
" about Lndsate Ci Gus while couple OF
ffi1ers were within ~a,y call Promptly at
9 u click a nin came d.wn L ldgaie ii III,
ana st1ppiug Densatl, Lha LAMP A. the corner
looked up N the dhect,on Of FarIinEd III
-, ett. Officer Jamts IL krd him fair III the
FACE from " he Q lie stood, aud heli his breath
ith suppressed excitement at the close Ie-
.ntnblauce to HAIRY Vtrdale Of The man be-
tnre him, aud yct thers was different ex-
re~Slnr he ujd sre nCw, and which thor
whom he hal seen III tn bunk on the night
t the robbery
II Hlrned nnt wishing t, attract attention
py standing still tnraei and started across
the street. OH or J tlue, gtted up beh,nd
nrn and tapped htn uu the shoulder. H.
turned q ucAly a,nuld aud seeing who IL
wis cpnflnutrd him, h,s .ate pa ed aud h's
ilnd made qa,ck move toSa Il his pnckri /;
M p ,lice Il iii u ] .tn grasp d 4 y arm Sc
ely
81 thluk We have met before" said tie
ficer.
| II rned tryel to laugh lightly, rep'y ng:
"Ybn mast be IN stak+n, as | never saw
yoi before. What ypu mean by this ac-
| trr?"
That you are my prisoner"
"Up n what prrtexr, Pray? YOU'RE rather
last in your businrss."
FAN right know what I'm about" and
| OH ser James gave whistle, which was re-
| ,polrttd tu BY two policeman, who quickly
tipped the handcuff, upon Harned's wrists
Ind told him that he was wanted for robbing
I bank
Tho villain protested, but was led away.
| Nothing was found on his person to prove
| lis guilt, but no sooner d Charles Brabant
hear of the arrest than he was overcome with
ear, and supposink the game was all up,
made a full confession. Nearly all the mon
| ~ was recovered. Harry was at once releas-
3D.
During the day Officer James called at the
| Hayhews' and delivered to Mabel the note
bhRt sue auu hnule NenCWoFth nAu WrltCen
| to Harmed.
That sve ing. Ia the presence of Mr.. aud
| Mrs. Mayhem aud Harry Mandate, Mabel and
| tnuie took the two notes they received from
| Hitned and the one they had written, and
with mock ceremony consigned them (the
relics of their ii st, aud A. thry hoped, last
experience as private detect v,s) to the
| flames.
IL is illE st neei ns4 to SAY that ca les
Brabaut aud Harry Harmed wre cnvict +,
and rece we'd luug sent ,nea Of i maj ser !
rude.
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THE LIFE OF LtNCCL N,
BY HIS CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARIES.
JOHN a. NICOLAY AND COLONEL
JOHN HAY.
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+ President Lincoln, and continued under
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of which have hitherto r manned unrevealed,
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Additional Trains
On SATURDAY only will leave Dupont Station at
LOO and 20 p. M Newbhdge at l.2S and 6.5s p. M,
for Wilmington and all intermediate points.
French Greek Branch Trains,
Leave Springfield 40 $40 m. lso SOS and 6.2cp.m
Arrive st Peters TO- OOSa M 2OO5 30 and As pm
For convert ons at Wilmington, Chadd's Ford
Junction, Lenape, Coatesville, Waynesburg Juno
tion, Brdsboro, and Reading see timetable at all
stations,
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21

R., s7s; o. o.ds w.R. r., 1902
1, N; 0; 4 7. R. R, 90; NJ, 8
& B. r. R., SO; stesmers, $40; wsg.
ons, 100. Exoorts-M. & o. R. r., go;
M, 4 7. r. R, 81; L. an. R. r,
449 %. o 4 8. W. r R. 400: L.. N, o.
q T. r. r., 259.
NEW YORK.
Spots opened steady and closed firm
middling, 9ic. Sales, AT bales. Quo.
iations were as folio We: Ordinary,
ITO; good ordinary, s 9 l6c; low mid.
ding, 9sc; middling, 9ic; good
middline, loo; middling fair, l0bc,
fair, l1tc.
Futures opened steady and cloeed
steady, as follows: September, 958;
October, 93299.33; November, 8 24a
9.25; December, 9269927; january,
9S4; February, 9.42@9. 43; Marcel, o 81
40 81; April. 8 69G9. 60; Msy,.,9 87@
9es June, 9.7S@9 rs; July, 9.7S@s.SI.
Sales, $1,000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened firm and
closed quiet; middliag, Q l.l6c.
Sales, 1900 bales. Quotations we're as
follows: Ordinary, &c; good ordinary,
Sc; low middling, Sic; middling,
0 Lice; good middling, Otto.
Future, opened dull but steady aud
closed steady, ss follows: Septem.
Der, s 93@S o.; October, 87S@8. 70;
November, 8,76SS.77; December, s.79;
January, 8S7@8 February,
s 97@S 9S; March, .9.O7@9.09; April,
9.17@9.lS; May, 9.27992S; June,
9.37(G9 80. Sales, 700 bales.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKET.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-21

per barrel; dried apples, Sc per pound
from store. Dried peaches, sac from
store. Peaches, 25c(a$1 per boz.
VEoRTABLEs-Onions, 81 so per barre
or 81 per bushsl. Cabbage, NORTHERN, n
per bushel, $l2 50per 100. Krsut, bar.
rels, $40; half barrels, S. 80. Garlic, 81
per 100.
FaUIr-Oranges, S. per box, -
per barrel; lemons, So 5O(a4 per
box. Bananas, 81 60@2 SO per
bunch. California fruit scarce.
RABINs London layers, So; LAYERS.
- rs; California, 81 Is.
PIcKLKs-Barrels, 81; hall barrels,
"a 25; mixed, barrels, $40 so; mixed,
half barrels, So.
Eaas-Firm, 14@l5c.
PoTAroEs = Firm, selling, 10000
per bushel, 81 50(92 75 per barrel.
NUrs-Cocoanuts, So per 100. Pea.
nuts-Virginia, &C.; Tennessee farm
ers' stock, SS4c; roasted, 2Ac higher
shellsd, 10c. Pecans-Texas, 7(9lOc.
CIDER-New York, 81 20 per barrel
and "a 80 per half barrel.
BUrrxR-Butterine, 14@l6; cream
cry, 959S0c; dairy, CSC; country but.
ter, 10000.
PouLrRY-Chickens scarce; epring,
ii 6O(9S 90; old hens, 81 1908 90.
VNEdAR-Per gallon, lC@l5c.